Re: motion detection

From: Eliane C. Moreira (eliane_caciano@yahoo.com)
Date: 08/01/02


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Hi, Robert! Thanks for the info about EyeCon. This looks very
interesting.

I'm trying to isolate areas in the monitored space, where movements can
trigger reactions from Director, ie, fragments of animations, only few
seconds, randomly. My colleagues and me are trying different ways of
representing movement and interactive space and we are using webcam as
the main tool to exercise this.

Cheers,

Eli


--- Robert Wechsler <robert@palindrome.de> wrote:
>  The following message was posted to: dance-tech
>
>  Hello Eli, and all,
>
>  we have made a number of pieces in which Director-controlled still
>  pictures
>  and also videos were controlled by a dancer's movements as
>  interpretted by
>  EyeCon (palindrome's motion tracking system).
>
>  a simple, and effective example is to let a video play as long as
>  there is
>  movement, and stop when movement stops.  graduated speed control is
>  somewhat more difficult, but also possible, ie. faster movement=
>  faster
>  video.  come to think of it, we did a piece once in which a video
>  sequence
>  played forward with motion direction in one direction, and backwards
>  in the
>  other.
>
>  with friendly regards,
>  robert
>
>
>


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